Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score C · page 832
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score C: 59,774.

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Pre-sliced sesame bagelsCO
Onion 6 pre-sliced bagelsCP
Plain, 12 pre-sliced mini bagelsCM
Market pantry, juice, orangeMarket PantryC6
6 pre-sliced bagelsCM
Market pantry, pre-sliced bagels, blueberryMarket PantryCC
Cinnamon raisinCF
Fat free frozen yogurtC
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Cinnamon raisinMarket PantryCG
Ground BeefTarget StoresC
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Archer farms, seasoning sauce, chili cilantro, chili cilantroArcher FarmsCN
Natural* pork carnitasCN
Natural* stir-fry pork stripsCR
Rice NoodlesTarget StoresCW
Wild mushroom ravioli cooked pastaC
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Saffron riceCW
White Basmati RiceTarget Brands Inc.CB
Basmati RiceTarget Brands Inc.CC
Chickpeas & Potatoes In Tomato Sauce Seasoned With Indian-Inspired SpicesTarget StoresCO
Original Crust Extra Cheese PizzaTarget StoresCT
Tikka masala simmer sauceArcher FarmsCV
Vindaloo Simmer SauceTarget StoresCT
Tagine curryC
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Pear & gorgonzola cheeseCO
Organic Kale Rising Crust PizzaTarget StoresCS
Sriracha Chicken Traditional Crust PizzaTarget StoresCF
Fruit & Vegetable Strip Berry BlendTarget StoresCM
Market pantry, bean with bacon condensed soup, smoke, smokeMarket PantryC1
100% grassfed ground beefSimply BalancedCS
Strawberry fruit stripSimply BalancedCE
Extra virgin olive oilCG
Ground BeefSimply BalancedCG
Grilled natural* beef fajita stripsCG
Grilled natural* chicken fajita stripsTarget StoresCG
Garden vegetable 90 second rice with peas, carrots & corn, garden vegetableCW
Whole grain brown & wild with red rice, seasoned with herbs & spicesCS
Spanish style 90 second rice with tomatoes and peppers, spanish styleC9
90 second rice, roasted chicken flavored with herbsC9
90 second rice long grain & wildC9
90 second rice chicken-flavored whole grain blendCW
Whole grain blend 90 second rice with lentils & quinoa, whole grain blendCO
Original long grain white rice, originalCC
CurryTarget StoresCGrades come from the product records in Open Food Facts and follow the official Nutri-Score algorithm, which rates a food from its nutrition table. A grade is not health advice; the label on the product always prevails.